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Monday, July 28, 2025

Opinion

Economist Mariano Browne

Economist Mariano Browne

Nicole Drayton

The development challenge

The end of WWII marked the be­gin­ning of the end of colo­nial­ism and the emer­gence of new in­de­pen­dent states. The Unit­ed Na­tions was formed in 1945 with 51 in­de­pen­dent states. Its main pur­pose is to act as a glob­al fo­rum for solv­ing in­ter­na­tion­al chal­lenges through a pletho­ra of agen­cies. Trinidad and To­ba­go was the 110th. To­day, there are 193 mem­ber states, with South Su­dan as the lat­est mem­ber state, join­ing in 2011.

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Mariano Browne
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Commissioner of Police, Allister Guevarro, during his interview on CNC3’s The Morning Brew, on Monday 14 July 2025.

Commissioner of Police, Allister Guevarro, during his interview on CNC3’s The Morning Brew, on Monday 14 July 2025.

Guardian Media Limited

Guevarro: Murder, crime spike after SoE not unexpected

Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice, Al­lis­ter Gue­var­ro, says the mount­ing mur­der toll and ris­ing crime spree im­pact­ing the coun­try was not un­ex­pect­ed, giv­en that it is hap­pen­ing three months af­ter the end of this year’s State of Emer­gency.

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RYAN BACHOO
Mon Jul 14 2025

Castara bandits fail to break into ATM

To­ba­go ban­dits used a blow­torch to at­tempt to break in­to the FCB ATM in Cas­tara this morn­ing, but de­spite burn­ing through three doors, they failed to break open the vault and es­caped with­out a cent.

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Elizabeth Gonzales
Mon Jul 14 2025

EMA hosts session on air pollution rules for health facilities

The En­vi­ron­men­tal Man­age­ment Au­thor­i­ty (EMA) host­ed a sen­si­ti­sa­tion ses­sion on the Air Pol­lu­tion Rules (APR), 2014, tar­get­ing stake­hold­ers in­volved in Sched­ule 3, Des­ig­nat­ed Ac­tiv­i­ty 7 – Health Sec­tor: Cre­ma­to­ri­ums and Med­ical Waste In­cin­er­a­tion.

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Mon Jul 14 2025

GUARDIAN

Woman kidnapped at gunpoint in Curepe during violent robbery

A 44-year-old woman was ab­duct­ed at gun­point by three armed men who am­bushed her fam­i­ly on Bassie Street, Curepe, late on Ju­ly 13.

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Kejan Haynes
Mon Jul 14 2025

Caribbean countries to benefit from new PAHO agreement

Caribbean coun­tries are to ben­e­fit from the re­newed agree­ment be­tween the Pan Amer­i­can Health Or­ga­ni­za­tion (PA­HO) and Bloomberg Phil­an­thropies to en­hance civ­il reg­is­tra­tion and vi­tal sta­tis­tics (CRVS) sys­tems in the Amer­i­c­as.

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Mon Jul 14 2025
This photo provided by the Bureau of Land Management shows aerial resources working to suppress White Sage wildfire burning north of Grand Canyon National Park in Ariz., on Thursday, July 10, 2025. (Bureau of Land Management, Arizona State Office via AP)

This photo provided by the Bureau of Land Management shows aerial resources working to suppress White Sage wildfire burning north of Grand Canyon National Park in Ariz., on Thursday, July 10, 2025. (Bureau of Land Management, Arizona State Office via AP)

Wildfire destroys a historic Grand Canyon lodge and other structures

A fast-mov­ing wild­fire de­stroyed a his­toric lodge and dozens of oth­er struc­tures on the Grand Canyon’s North Rim, forc­ing of­fi­cials to close ac­cess to that area for the sea­son, the park said Sun­day.

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Mon Jul 14 2025
Minister of Rural Development and Local Government Khadijah Ameen

Minister of Rural Development and Local Government Khadijah Ameen

ANISTO ALVES

URP RED FLAG ... Minister Ameen, PNM clash over claims of feeding frenzy in social programme

Al­le­ga­tions of deep-root­ed cor­rup­tion with­in the Un­em­ploy­ment Re­lief Pro­gramme (URP) have sparked po­lit­i­cal con­tro­ver­sy. This, af­ter Rur­al De­vel­op­ment and Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment Min­is­ter Khadi­jah Ameen ac­cused the for­mer Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM) ad­min­is­tra­tion of turn­ing the ini­tia­tive in­to a “feed­ing fren­zy” for friends, fam­i­ly mem­bers, and fi­nanciers.

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Jesse Ramdeo
Mon Jul 14 2025
Labour Minister Leroy Baptiste

Labour Minister Leroy Baptiste

Labour Minister concerned about recent job loses

Min­is­ter of Labour, Small and Mi­cro En­ter­prise De­vel­op­ment Leroy Bap­tiste says any work­er who los­es his or her job is a con­cern to him.

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GEISHA KOWLESSAR ALONZO
Mon Jul 14 2025
Members of the Retrench Farmers’ Association protest at Retrench Village, San Fernando, yesterday, calling on the authorities to investigate a contractor accused of bulldozing their crops and farmland.

Members of the Retrench Farmers’ Association protest at Retrench Village, San Fernando, yesterday, calling on the authorities to investigate a contractor accused of bulldozing their crops and farmland.

KRISTIAN DE SILVA

Farmers allege land grabbing at Retrench Estate

Farm­ers on the Re­trench Es­tate in San Fer­nan­do are call­ing for a for­mal in­ves­ti­ga­tion in­to what they de­scribe as land grab­bing by a pri­vate con­trac­tor al­leged­ly linked to a for­mer gov­ern­ment min­is­ter.

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Mon Jul 14 2025
Chaguanas Mayor Faaiq Mohammed

Chaguanas Mayor Faaiq Mohammed

Local Govt Ministry says no projects stalled due to funding woes

The Min­istry of Rur­al De­vel­op­ment and Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment has re­ject­ed claims that any project plans have stalled due to a lack of prop­er­ty tax funds.

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Mon Jul 14 2025
Malisa Harrykissoon tends to her crop of tomatoes at her farm in Mon Desir, South Oropouche.

Malisa Harrykissoon tends to her crop of tomatoes at her farm in Mon Desir, South Oropouche.

KRISTIAN DE SILVA

Rampaging bison destroy crops in South Oropouche

Ram­pag­ing bi­son are de­stroy­ing crops and threat­en­ing liveli­hoods in Berridge Trace, South Oropouche, where a group of farm­ers say they are los­ing thou­sands of dol­lars in pro­duce.

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Mon Jul 14 2025
 Holding a few of her many trophies, top SEA pupil Sandhya  Maharaj is embraced by her proud parents,  Suri Seegobin-Maharaj and father Keshan Dev Maharaj, at their home.

Holding a few of her many trophies, top SEA pupil Sandhya Maharaj is embraced by her proud parents, Suri Seegobin-Maharaj and father Keshan Dev Maharaj, at their home.

KRISTIAN DE SILVA

Top SEA student wants exam banished

... says children should not be depressed during this period in their lives

De­spite top­ping the na­tion in the Sec­ondary En­trance As­sess­ment (SEA) and earn­ing a place at her first-choice school, Na­pari­ma Girls’ High, Sand­hya Di­vya Ma­haraj is call­ing for the abo­li­tion of the ex­am she just con­quered.

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Mon Jul 14 2025
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